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Add modal fade option #287

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@schorke schorke commented May 20, 2019

Added the fade option in modal, default is set to true to not break the current behaviour.

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thednp commented May 20, 2019

You want to add true/false to the class?

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schorke commented May 21, 2019

I wanted to add the ability to remove the "fade" class on the <div class="modal-backdrop fade"></div> by changing newOverlay[setAttribute]('class',modalBackdropString+' fade'); to newOverlay[setAttribute]('class', modalBackdropString + (self[animation] ? ' fade' : ''));.

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thednp commented May 28, 2019

@schorke I think an "auto" mode would suffice much better. Think about this:

if (hasClass(modal,'fade')) // also add fade class to the backdrop

We don't change the original plugin options while adding a simple fail safe mechanism, all without developer having to remember "one more thing".

What do you think?

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schorke commented May 28, 2019

I don't understand the "auto mode". How / where do you set or remove the fade ?

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thednp commented May 28, 2019

Basically we change this

this[animation] = options[animation] === false || modal[getAttribute](animation) === 'false' ? false : true;

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this[animation] = hasClass(modal,'fade') ? true : false;

@schorke what do you think?

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schorke commented May 28, 2019

Ok, now I understand !

Yeah, I think your solution is better : keeping it out of options and managed by class ! I'll update my PR. 👍

@thednp thednp merged commit d1e6519 into thednp:master May 28, 2019
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thednp commented May 28, 2019

This will require additional tinkering for the case when opening another modal from a currently opened modal. The first example of our demo shows that the <div id="anotherModal> with/without the fade class will hide the backdrop.

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thednp commented May 28, 2019

Done. Please download latest master and give it a try, I'm interested in the modal original events and opening modal from another modal.

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